Paris Hilton is soaking up the Hawaiian vibes and making waves with her son Phoenix, living her best poolside life by proxy.
On Sunday, May 26, the 43-year-old former reality star shared a TikTok video of herself swimming with her 16-month-old son, Phoenix Barron, during their vacation in Hawaii.
@parishilton Adventures with Baby P 🐠
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“Go!” Paris Hilton exclaimed at the start of the clip, as she carried Phoenix, who was adorned in a blue sun hat and matching floaties.
The heiress, dressed in a black bikini and a black netted top, enthusiastically jumped up and down in the water as Phoenix splashed his hands. They then ventured under a tunnel in the outdoor pool.
Phoenix grinned ear to ear as his mom said, “There we go under the tunnel, kicking.”
In his mother’s arms, Phoenix yipped with excitement, while her husband, Carter Reum, could be heard shouting “Yeah!” from behind the camera.
“Adventures with Baby P,” Hilton wrote alongside the super cute footage.
Meanwhile, over on Instagram, Paris shared the footage alongside the telling caption, “Reliving my childhood at @grandwailea @waldorfastoria @hilton.”
Fans Offer Praise and Words of Caution After Watching Paris Hilton’s Pool Fun with Her Son
Of course, Paris Hilton fans flooded the comments to gush over her pool fun with her son. “Paris you are a beautiful mommy baby P is having fun with momma love’s it!”, one fan wrote in the comments of the adorable TikTok post.
“You were meant to be a Mom Paris,” a second fan pointed out. “Who’s having more fun? Baby P or Momma P? I’m thinking Momma for sure!”, a third fan added.
However, as usual, overbearing know-it-all mommies had to point out the parenting gaffes in Hilton’s post.
“Hey momma just a tip from another puddle jumper mom i think it’s on backwards,” a Karen was sure to note. “But i love this video pure joy,” they added. “Double check the puddle jumper. I believe it’s on backward,’ a second expert parent wrote.
“Love you Paris but his life vest is on backwards. If he were to end up alone in the water he will tip face forward,” they wrote, likely while clutching pearls around their neck.
Meanwhile, one proclaimed expert thought simply had everything wrong.
“Swimming teacher here, see if you can swap the puddle jumper for a float jacket. Gives him the use of his arms to aide his swim journey,” they advised.